Do we hire a Real Estate Attorney, an Estate Planning Attorney or a CPA?
Either a real estate attorney or an estate planning/probate/trusts attorney would be able to help. Not a CPA.
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Either a real estate attorney or an estate planning/probate/trusts attorney would be able to help. Not a CPA.
If your behavior is bad enough, and you present a risk or danger to others, including other patients and staff, you can get thrown out. If this is...
A lawyer is an "agent for a disclosed principal", so "wishes to remain anonymous" is irrelevant under almost all circumstances. Beyond that, it is...
You sue the person for the value of your used laptop in small claims court, and when you get your judgment you offer to trade the judgment for the...
Raising one's rates is not predatory pricing. The terms of rental probably impact any analysis and they are not available to Avvo volunteer...
The judge "could" do it on his/her own motion and "should" do it once brought to the court's attention by a motion by a party.
You probably have a case (nothing in law is "certain"). Depending on the amount of damages you may be able to go to small claims court, but if you...
No, you don't get to keep property you didn't pay for until and unless a court orders a turnover if there was a security interest of the seller or...
For many things a broker or real estate agent is sufficient, e.g. market value, market "norms", etc., but not for legal terms, and more...
You can sue in small claims court, and in fact, it is the perfect location for this dispute.